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Peace River 

Myeongjoon and Jeongho, high school students in Hwacheon, are old friends with different personalities. One day, Jeongho brings a new bike and Myeongjoon suspects him of dishonesty. The bike owner appears, but Jeongho has no intention of accepting Myeongjoon’s advice to return it. The shadow of catastrophe becomes clear in vague emotions.
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Myeongjoon and Jeongho, high school students in Hwacheon, are old friends with different personalities. One day, Jeongho brings a new bike and Myeongjoon suspects him of dishonesty. The bike owner appears, but Jeongho has no intention of accepting Myeongjoon’s advice to return it. The shadow of catastrophe becomes clear in vague emotions.

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Genre:Mystery
Directed By:Jang Min-joon
Written By:Jang Min-joon
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Korean Academy of Film Arts

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